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3. All of the raw input data (i.e., meter readings, water pumped from wells, etc.) must be provided and <br /> organized in a single location, such as an "Input"worksheet, etc. The accounting must include the <br /> following input data listed below, as well as relevant WDIDs and permit numbers. <br /> a. Diversion data from flumes or weirs and unit of measurement. <br /> b. The required input data for each well is: <br /> i. the monthly flow meter reading as shown on the flow meter; date of the meter reading; <br /> flow meter multiplier (i.e., 0.001, 10, 1); units of volume (i.e., gallons or acre-feet); the <br /> meter serial number; correction factor, if any. <br /> ii. The total volume pumped, showing the calculations using the information in Item "i" <br /> above. <br /> iii. factors from the decree or SWSP that provide for the well consumptive use and depletions <br /> (i.e., presumptive depletion factor (PDF), water balance methodology, lagging parameters, <br /> etc.). <br /> iv. Any well permitted or decreed as an alternate point of diversion (APOD) to a surface water <br /> right must report pumping on a daily basis if any of the diversions during the month is <br /> claimed as being "in priority". (See Administration Protocol -APOD Wells for more details.) <br /> c. If applicable, data for each recharge structure must be included and comply with the appropriate <br /> decree(s) or SWSP Approval requirements and any applicable current statewide Administration <br /> Protocol. At a minimum the following should be reported in the accounting: <br /> i. 7-digit WDID and name of recharge structure <br /> ii. daily volume in AF diverted into the site; <br /> iii. monthly volume in AF released from the site; <br /> iv monthly gross evaporative loss in AF; <br /> v volume of water in AF remaining at the end of the month. <br /> d. The accounting must identify each source of replacement water actually delivered to the stream <br /> and how replacement water at that location offset the depletions. To demonstrate the water was <br /> actually delivered to the required location will require the following information: <br /> i. the name (water court case, lease, etc.) and WDID of the originating source of the <br /> replacement water, date released and volume of water released; <br /> ii. transit losses from point of release to point of depletion or use, if any, using stream loss <br /> factors approved by the water commissioner; <br /> iii. the volume of water actually delivered on a daily basis past any surface water diversion <br /> that was sweeping the river as corroborated by the water commissioner. (See <br /> Administration Protocol - Delivery of Water for more details on delivering water). <br /> For each source of replacement water that has been "changed" for use as a source of augmentation, <br /> such as changed reservoir shares, changed rights from a ditch, or credits from dry-up, etc., the <br /> following input information must be reported: <br /> i. the decreed volume of return flow obligation; <br /> ii. if not specified in the decree or SWSP, the location and timing of the owed return flow on <br /> the stream(s). <br /> 4. If required by the decree or SWSP, the accounting must include a monthly projection of the plan's operation <br /> at least through March 31 of the next calendar year, or as specified in the decree or SWSP. <br /> 5. The accounting submittal must include output associated with modeling showing monthly delayed <br /> depletions (from well pumping or return flow obligations) and/or accretions (from recharge). <br /> Questions can be submitted to Ask DWR by visiting the DWR homepage at: dwncolorado.2ov/ Page 2/3 <br />